The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-16
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will be gathered.
Joseph Scott aud W.. G. Randolph
dame down from Halleck this morn.
ing.
Subscribe for the DAILY ISDEPExD,
INT. Delivered in Exc by carrier al
% cents n week.
c. Colembet shipped nine cars Of
Reno fed cattle to Horn & Chapman
last Friday.
Mrs. Charles Lampman and Mrs
Croker, Of Clover Valley. are in towr
on u visit to Mrs. James Clark.
Carson IndeI:-when the Legislators
adjourned yesterday they ''hroke camp
like a lot Of schoolbOys going to picnic,
A. Arnheim. one Of Carlin's mer.
chants. come up last evening, for the
first time in two years, aud stopped
over in town to day.
StOckmcn and Innchers are looking
anxiOu,ly for II snow storm. rs without
it there will be II scarcity of feed aud
water for irrigation.
The deadlock. between the Democratic
Senate and the Republican Ionae oil
the Indiana Legislature still cont IL
mes.
Army officers are henceforth to have
an annual vacation OF one month with
pay, they can take it cRch year. or let
it accumulate and take lot months ia
the fourth year from the commencement
Of the leave account.
Edgar Reinhart has just finished the
task Of arranging has goods in proper
shape, anil the store now presents II
neat and attractive appearance. Step
in, take "A look and note the low prices.
W. Z. Smith left by this mornings
train TO be absent some weeks. II.
will visit the State Capital. look in upon
the Solous and thence 70 San FILucisco
and other principal cities Of Caliiur.
MIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. PiughoG left yesterday
morning for California on II visit To-
friends aud relatives. Mr. PluglIon
will return i'll about tea day.. aud
Mrs. PlughOff will DC absent s.! week ;
I or two months.
Salt Lake Dcmorrat:-Thc Nevada
Legislature has excited three ChlplsinS
II needs that nuiubrr and more to pray
away the sins OF some OF the old mCm-
bcrs. TO say nothing Of the new ones.
The Pullman palace car "Sm Ma
teo' which passed through on Saturday
evening is "A specimen oi line workman.
ship equal 10 anything We have seen.
The car is scvruty-ive feet long and
finished in the highest style of art.
y. %. Syr, the Jcwcler, has still on
hand a large stock OF goods left over
from the holidays which will be sold at
reduced prices. Ii You want a good
watch. either gold or silver, you can get
it at II very reasonable figure.
In making mp the forms for the last
WEEELY JSDEPESDENr the foreman
overlooked oar Especial A~urornc"-
mcnt' Of terms To subscribers. Nc re-
greet the omission as a large extra edition
was issued AMI sent to non-subscribers.
II will appear III our next issue.
1t is stated that a very pressing in.
vitntiOn has been sent 70 the President
aud Mrs. Cleveland and the members of
the United States Cabinet to become
guests Of the Goycraor.GeuerAl at Mon
trrnl during the carnival.
Thomas Stephens the celebrated
bicycist who left San Francisco on a
bicycle tour around tho world, in April,
1884. arrived there last Friday from JI-
pan on the steamer City of Pekins. Ho
will lie rendered u reception auI ban.
qnct 10y the bicycle clubs of that city.
Wyoming stockmcn have seen rest
quite c~Omtentcdly during the past two
weeks. There has been wind enough
for al practice purposes. but no severe
SHOWS or storms TO speak % until We'd
nesday right, when n storm OF short
duration struck that locality.
Al Smith. the photographer. is doing
some fine work in enlarstug photos.
MIR. Smith Is II first class artist and his
charges are reasonable. Call at hi,
gallery on Commercial street opposite
the freight depot, ana examine specl-
mems.
L. Zimmerman. thc tailor, next door
TO the Drug Store, has just received n
fine lot AZ samples from which TO select
aud he will make you n nice suit. aud
warrant n at, for less money than yor
pay to san Francisco drummers. Pat
roniZe n home industry mud help e
build up the business OF our town.
This is the season Of the year wher
stores and dwelling houses arc kept a
such n high temperature that thr
change experienced on passing to tn,
cold atmosphere out doors is more sever,
than delicate persons can subject th.m
selves 20 without danger. 1t is tn,
cause Of many a case Of pneumonia.
Attention IL callSl ~ tho doubl
column nd. Of ". r. Smith which al
pears elsewhere in this issue. Mr.